Zitha Kwinika

A man who formed part of the last Amakhosi side to clinch the league title seven years ago, Reneilwe "Yeye" Letsholonyane, has shared some advice to the ...

“I think he knows already what to expect, he had experienced the environment with the club first hand, and he knows exactly the demands that come with that team, and it is a good thing that he left and got experience from the teams that he played for,” said Letsholonyane on the sidelines of the FIFA World Cup trophy tour at Lanseria International Airport on Saturday. “So, he mustn’t stop doing that, (not) stop working hard, being disciplined, being humble at all times, and continue to respect people as that are some of the qualities that make an individual successful, a whole human being,” concluded the former Bafana Bafana international. Chiefs announced the return of Kwinika on Monday afternoon alongside Ashley Du Preez, much to the delight of new coach Arthur Zwane.